Yocan Lux Review – Intuitive, Discreet and Durable

Today we will delve into the latest 510-threaded cartridge battery from Yocan Tech. Yocan Tech currently also offers a variety of dry herb, oil, and concentrate vaporizers. We have previously reviewed several of their products, including their Evolve 2.0, Uni Pro, Armor, Vane, Trio, and most recently, their Stix. The full retail price for the Yocan Lux kit currently runs for $18.99 at www.yocan.com. We will detail our experience objectively as always in our non-affiliate reviews. For this review, let’s focus on their Yocan Lux even further.

Pros:

• Discreetly portable
• Extremely durable
• Convenient for travel
• Slightly more temperature control
• Intuitive user-friendly design
• Solid battery performance
• Cheap price

Cons:

• None

Recommendations: None

The Yocan Lux is a slick new 510-threaded cartridge battery that is very easy to use, discreetly portable, and convenient for travel

The Yocan Lux is a slick new extremely durable 510-threaded cartridge battery that improves upon their own previous B Smart battery in a number of intuitive ways. Instead of the voltage dial at the bottom of the B Smart battery, the dial is located near the 510-thread base of the Lux battery. Its ultra-portable size is very easy to use, conceal and travel with as it takes very little space. Like the Yocan Rex, the Lux battery is discreetly portable and user-friendly. The 510 thread for the Lux also felt more secure and less flimsy than other similar 510-threaded cartridge batteries.

Similar in performance as the Stache ConNectar slim battery, Linx Ember battery, and Toqi 510 battery

In terms of performance, the 400mAh battery is very decent with impressive strength and mileage. The Yocan Lux is similar in performance to the Stache ConNectar slim battery, Linx Ember battery, and Toqi 510 battery. However, the Lux is slightly more versatile with its variable voltage dial than other similar 510-threaded cartridges with only three heat settings. In terms of flavor, the Delta-10 live resin cartridge tasted less harsh than other batteries, even on the highest voltage setting. 

The best feature of the Lux is the variable voltage dial

The retail price for Yocan Lux is listed at $17.99 per unit on their official website. In my opinion, this is one of the better 510-threaded cartridge batteries with its range of temperature control from 1.8v to 4.2v. While The Lux has more features than the Stashe slim battery, the Lux isn’t too much more expensive for a variable voltage battery. The Lux also has better overall battery life, temperature range, and strength for a slightly less price value than the Linx Ember battery. On the other hand, the Linx Ember kit still has a bit more versatility with the added bonus of being able to work with extracts. In addition, this is much less expensive than the TOQI 510 battery, which admittedly has a much different set of features than the Lux battery.

Overall, Yocan Lux is one of the better 510-threaded cartridge batteries as it is discreetly portable, extremely durable, and convenient for travel

Ultimately, I would also recommend the Yocan Lux for its slightly more temperature control, intuitive design, and solid battery performance. The most useful feature of the Yocan Rex is its variable voltage dial, which is now located at the top of the battery for better accessibility. Because of its discrete size, extreme durability, and ready-to-go convenience, this is one of the better 510-threaded cartridge batteries. Also, the cheap price for Yocan Lux doesn’t break the bank, so I would recommend getting a backup Yocan Lux battery, just in case of emergency. The Lux will be available in five different colors: black, silver, red, gold and cyan. You can preorder the Yocan Lux 510-threaded battery on the official website here.

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